REVIEW: Duo Fleur d’Ange perform at Musical Wednesdays concert Shirley Nadeau shirley@qctonline.com The second show in the Chalmers-Wesley United Church Musical Wednesdays summer concert series on July 3 featured the…
The Duo Fleur d’Ange – soprano Angelina Lynne and harpist Yu-Fen Liu – charmed the audience on July 3 as part of the Chalmers-Wesley Church Musical Wednesdays concert series. (Photo by Shirley Nadeau)
Pictured here are, from left to right, Branch 265 president Harnold Savard, CASA Centre educator Gorden Boivin and Poppy Committee assistant director Gérard Trudeau. (Photo courtesy of Alcide Maillet, Branch 265)
ean-Yves Duclos, minister of public service and procurement (far right) was in Quebec City on July 4 to announce funding to support Canadian athletes. From left are Sylvain Croteau, general manager of Sport’Aide; Denis Servais, president of the 2027 Canada Winter Games host committee; long track speedskaters Antoine Gélinas-Beaulieu, Raphaël Côté, Chloé Jelonek and Frédérique Béland; and Duclos. (Photo by Luc Lang)
Quebecer Jonathan Lacroix will be one of seven Capitales to take part in the Frontier League’s annual All-Star Game, on July 17 at Stade Canac. (Photo by Luc Lang)
Sidney Crosby (in red shirt, front row centre) paid a visit to Canada’s men’s soccer team after their Copa America quarterfinal victory over Venezuela on July 5 in Arlington, Texas. Canada won on penalty kicks (4-3) after the score was tied 1-1 after regulation. The Canadians played Lionel Messi and Argentina in the semifinal on July 9 (result not available at press time). If Canada wins, they will play in the final on July 14 in Miami, against the winners of the Colombia-Uruguay semifinal. A loss would send Canada to the consolation final on July 13, in Charlotte, N.C., against the losers of the Colombia-Uruguay game. Win or lose, the Canadian team is guaranteed to get the best Copa America result in its history. (LL) (Photo courtesy of Canada Soccer via X)